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Teo
July 17, 1955
VANA-MAHOTSAVA AT
GORUBATHAN
Gurubathan, July 12
According to the pro-
gramme of Vana-Mahot-
sava fixed for Gorubathan
the Gram Panchayat arran-
ged to observe the funo-
tion on 4th July '55 at
11 A. M.
Before the planting
of trees a meeting was
held at the local Dhar-
masala. The members of
the Gram Panohayat, Mon-
dais and Villagers of di-
fferent villagers attended
\he funotion. The func-
tion was presided over by
Shri D. B. Rai, President,
Gram Panohayat Goruba-
than.
Shri M. B. Dahal ex-
plained the aims and ob-
jects of observing "Vana-
Mahotsava" and its beni-
fits. 150 seedlings were
distributed to the village
by the president, Gram
rPanchayat, and 50 seed-
lings were planted near
the newly constructed
Health Centre and other
places.
ceylon increases export
duty on cardamoms
Colombo, July 8
Following yesterday's
Budget proposals, the ex-
port duty on cardamoms
without shells has been
increased from Re 1. to
Rs 2 per lb, according
to ao official announce-
ment today.
EDUCATION IN 6CHOOL
(Continued from page 6)
and unimpeachable charac-
ter.
If education be in-
tended for the rich alone,
the country is sure to
be dragged into misery.
The poor should have an
equal opportunity to give
proper education to their
sons and daughters who
are practically debarred
from the facilities in view
of the above facts. Given
proper education many
children of the poor whose
number is legion, would
have shone in company
like a galaxy of glittering
stars on the Indian hori-
zon. Now they lead a life
unoared for and unheard
of. Does it not prosnos-
tioate evil days ahead ?
Wo hope that the
authorities concerned with
the school eduoation will
give their serious consi-
deration over the situation
and remove the bottle-
necks to the spread of
eduoation. Yours etc
Sacbindra Lai Chowdhury,
M.A..B.L., Kurseong.
NO DANGER
Oddle Bari, July 13
The new bridge over
the "CHEL RIVER" near
Oddle Bari has been com-
pleted and Trucks and
Buses ate running over
the bridge. Now there
is no danger to cross the
CHEL RIVER.
Our London Letter
(Continued from pago S)
congratulated for bringing
out this valuable Annual
Review. Volume 17—the
1955 edition of "Annual
Review of Physiology"
has also been published.
This Annual should also
be in the possession of
every Medical Practitioner'
The contributors of the
different ohapters are all
experts in the field. Mr.
V. E. Hall, the Editor
and members of the Edi-
torial Committee are doing
a great service to the
Medical profession in bring-
ing out this Annual each
year._
IN FOOTBALL
(Continued from page 2)
I would like to take
this opportunity to thank
the referees fcr doing a
very good j b in very
difficult and thankless nir-
cumstunces, for it is they
who make it possible to
have the games. In fu-
ture let the spectators
keep their hands AND
their money in their poc-
kets and leave the referee
to do his job. Yours etc.
A Football Enthusiast.
NEW U. K. AMBASSADOR
TO NEPAL
Mr. R.B. Boyd Tollin-
ton C. B. E., has been
appointed U. K. Ambas-
sador to Nepal.
July 17, 1955
VANA-MAHOTSAVA AT
GORUBATHAN
Gurubathan, July 12
According to the pro-
gramme of Vana-Mahot-
sava fixed for Gorubathan
the Gram Panchayat arran-
ged to observe the funo-
tion on 4th July '55 at
11 A. M.
Before the planting
of trees a meeting was
held at the local Dhar-
masala. The members of
the Gram Panohayat, Mon-
dais and Villagers of di-
fferent villagers attended
\he funotion. The func-
tion was presided over by
Shri D. B. Rai, President,
Gram Panohayat Goruba-
than.
Shri M. B. Dahal ex-
plained the aims and ob-
jects of observing "Vana-
Mahotsava" and its beni-
fits. 150 seedlings were
distributed to the village
by the president, Gram
rPanchayat, and 50 seed-
lings were planted near
the newly constructed
Health Centre and other
places.
ceylon increases export
duty on cardamoms
Colombo, July 8
Following yesterday's
Budget proposals, the ex-
port duty on cardamoms
without shells has been
increased from Re 1. to
Rs 2 per lb, according
to ao official announce-
ment today.
EDUCATION IN 6CHOOL
(Continued from page 6)
and unimpeachable charac-
ter.
If education be in-
tended for the rich alone,
the country is sure to
be dragged into misery.
The poor should have an
equal opportunity to give
proper education to their
sons and daughters who
are practically debarred
from the facilities in view
of the above facts. Given
proper education many
children of the poor whose
number is legion, would
have shone in company
like a galaxy of glittering
stars on the Indian hori-
zon. Now they lead a life
unoared for and unheard
of. Does it not prosnos-
tioate evil days ahead ?
Wo hope that the
authorities concerned with
the school eduoation will
give their serious consi-
deration over the situation
and remove the bottle-
necks to the spread of
eduoation. Yours etc
Sacbindra Lai Chowdhury,
M.A..B.L., Kurseong.
NO DANGER
Oddle Bari, July 13
The new bridge over
the "CHEL RIVER" near
Oddle Bari has been com-
pleted and Trucks and
Buses ate running over
the bridge. Now there
is no danger to cross the
CHEL RIVER.
Our London Letter
(Continued from pago S)
congratulated for bringing
out this valuable Annual
Review. Volume 17—the
1955 edition of "Annual
Review of Physiology"
has also been published.
This Annual should also
be in the possession of
every Medical Practitioner'
The contributors of the
different ohapters are all
experts in the field. Mr.
V. E. Hall, the Editor
and members of the Edi-
torial Committee are doing
a great service to the
Medical profession in bring-
ing out this Annual each
year._
IN FOOTBALL
(Continued from page 2)
I would like to take
this opportunity to thank
the referees fcr doing a
very good j b in very
difficult and thankless nir-
cumstunces, for it is they
who make it possible to
have the games. In fu-
ture let the spectators
keep their hands AND
their money in their poc-
kets and leave the referee
to do his job. Yours etc.
A Football Enthusiast.
NEW U. K. AMBASSADOR
TO NEPAL
Mr. R.B. Boyd Tollin-
ton C. B. E., has been
appointed U. K. Ambas-
sador to Nepal.